This is a RPG game where control the outcome of the game. Also the player can play this with a friend or just do the quest by them self. Whether you are going to be a savior to the people or you become the lands greatest threat.
This game takes place place in the fictional world of Albion, five hundred years after Fable's setting. The player can choose what gender they want to be.
Fable II enhances the system of morphing one's character based on their actions as introduced in Fable. Character morphing revolves around two main alignments: Good and Evil. These are affected by simple moral choices (killing one's spouse, etc.).
There is also Purity and Corruption, which is affected by the greediness or piousness of the character, and a number of aspects that are involved with it such as:
Good or Evil
Pure or Corrupt
Wealth & Poverty
Slim or Fat
Young or Old
The hero's Skill, Will, and Strength attributes play a key-role in character morphing.
Good or Evil
Pure or Corrupt
Wealth & Poverty
Slim or Fat
Young or Old
The hero's Skill, Will, and Strength attributes play a key-role in character morphing.
Strength causes the character to grow more muscles, skill affects height, and magic gives the hero glowing blue veins.
These alignments either enhance or degrade a character's features. The player can be good but cruel, or be evil yet kind, etc. Also the creaters of the game Loinhead desided to give the character a dog. The use of the dog is to help you find treasure that may be buried under the ground or any treasure chests you might not see.Also what ever you become either a good or a bad character the dog changes appearance as well. If your character is good then your dog becomes a golden retrever. If your character turns evil then your dog turns into a grey hound.
The game gives the player a choice of weapons in both melee and ranged combat. The melee weapons you have a choice from are a longsword, axe, cutlass, katana, cleaver, mace, hammer.
The ranged weapons give you a choice between crossbows to a pistol or rife.


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